January to July 1968 correspondence and reports about Programs for the Disadvantaged, a project focused on racial issues and minority audiences from National Educational Radio and Educational Television Stations (divisions of the NAEB). Includes speeches about media education and a Communications Feasibility Study about media access for rural and poor populations from the Office of Economic Opportunity.
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2018-08-20 18:04:06
Box
071
Coordinator
Maryland Institute for Technlogy in the Humanities
Date-start
1968-01-01T00:00:00Z
Date-string
1968
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235
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References Our People References In Your Own Interest References Black Horizons References History of the Negro People References The American Negro References Talking Black References Soul Session References Blackboard References The Quest for Equality References Problems of the Inner City References Focus Intercity References The Drum References Open Community Forum References The Voice of Poverty References D.C. Schools Emergency Information Network References It's Our Bag References News in Black and White References Law and Justice References A New Way to See References Black Perspective References Black Voices References The Runner References Welfare Rights Mothers Visit Kathe Kollowitz References The Deer People of Athens References Along the Ohio Canal References The Great Ones References One Nation Indivisible? References Tell It Like It Is References The Mass Media and Urban Turbulence References Spring Comes to Vintroux References To Be Negro References Nation Within a Nation References Music in Motion References Faces of Business - USA References Project Jobs References Chicago Roundtable References News in Perspective References Regional Report References The History of the Negro People References A Time for Burning References What Is Prejudice? References The Way It Is References From Protest to Resistance References Still a Brother References Color Us Black References Feedback for Advancement References Inner-City Festival References Say, Brother References In Our Time References Help Wanted References The Visual Generation References Racial Understanding in Houston References The Inner City References NET Journal References Black Journal References Black, Blues, Black!
Live Music
Archive
Librivox
Free Audio
Metropolitan Museum
Cleveland
Museum of Art
Internet
Arcade
Console Living Room
Open Library
American
Libraries
TV News
Understanding
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